1. Ontogenetic differences of herbivory on woody and herbaceous plants: a meta-analysis demonstrating unique effects of herbivory on the young and the old, the slow and the fast

   • Tara Joy Massad

   Concepts, Reviews and Syntheses 04 October 2012 Pages: 1 - 10

   

2. Cyanobacterial protease inhibitors lead to maternal transfer of increased protease gene expression in Daphnia

   • Anke Schwarzenberger
   • Eric Von Elert

   Physiological ecology - Original research 29 September 2012 Pages: 11 - 20

   

3. Tissue turnover and stable isotope clocks to quantify resource shifts in anadromous rainbow trout

   • Walter N. Heady
   • Jonathan W. Moore

   Physiological ecology - Original research 25 November 2012 Pages: 21 - 34

   

4. Physiological energetics and biogeographic range limits of three congeneric mussel species

   • Elizabeth K. Fly
   • Thomas J. Hilbish

   Physiological ecology - Original research 11 October 2012 Pages: 35 - 46

   

5. Foliar δ¹⁵N is affected by foliar nitrogen uptake, soil nitrogen, and mycorrhizae along a nitrogen deposition gradient

   • Dena M. Vallano
   • Jed P. Sparks

   Physiological ecology - Original research 16 October 2012 Pages: 47 - 58

   

6. Mixed-phenotype grouping: the interaction between oddity and crypsis

   • Gwendolen M. Rodgers
   • Helen Kimbell
   • Lesley J. Morrell

   Behavioral ecology - Original research 19 October 2012 Pages: 59 - 68

   

7. Sensory complementation and antipredator behavioural compensation in acid-impacted juvenile Atlantic salmon

   • C. K. Elvidge
   • C. J. Macnaughton
   • G. E. Brown

   Behavioral ecology - Original research 04 October 2012 Pages: 69 - 78

   

8. Predator biomass determines the magnitude of non-consumptive effects (NCEs) in both laboratory and field environments

   • Jennifer M. Hill
   • Marc J. Weissburg

   Behavioral ecology - Original research 19 December 2012 Pages: 79 - 91

   

9. Size-biased allocation of prey from male to offspring via female: family conflicts, prey selection, and evolution of sexual size dimorphism in raptors

   • Geir A. Sonerud
   • Ronny Steen
   • Tore Slagsvold

   Behavioral ecology - Original research 17 October 2012 Pages: 93 - 107

   

10. Small population size limits reproduction in an invasive grass through both demography and genetics

    • Jeffrey L. Firestone
    • Marie Jasieniuk

    Population ecology - Original research 28 September 2012 Pages: 109 - 117

    

11. Population variation and individual maximum size in two leech populations: energy extraction from cannibalism or niche widening?

    • Lennart Persson
    • J. Malcolm Elliott

    Population ecology - Original research 30 September 2012 Pages: 119 - 127

    

12. Variability in temporary emigration rates of individually marked female Weddell seals prior to first reproduction

    • Glenn E. Stauffer
    • Jay J. Rotella
    • Robert A. Garrott

    Population ecology - Original research 04 October 2012 Pages: 129 - 140

    

13. Long-term shifts in the cyclicity of outbreaks of a forest-defoliating insect

    • Andrew J. Allstadt
    • Kyle J. Haynes
    • Derek M. Johnson

    Population ecology - Original research 17 October 2012 Pages: 141 - 151

    

14. Erratum to: Long-term shifts in the cyclicity of outbreaks of a forest-defoliating insect

    • Andrew J. Allstadt
    • Kyle J. Haynes
    • Derek M. Johnson

    Erratum 06 January 2013 Pages: 153 - 153

15. Adding parasites to the guppy-predation story: insights from field surveys

    • Kiyoko M. Gotanda
    • Lari C. Delaire
    • Andrew P. Hendry

    Population ecology - Original research 09 October 2012 Pages: 155 - 166

    

16. Life-history traits of two Mediterranean lizard populations: a possible example of countergradient covariation

    • Pablo Iraeta
    • Alfredo Salvador
    • José A. Díaz

    Population ecology - Original research 18 October 2012 Pages: 167 - 176

    

17. Specificity, rank preference, and the colonization of a non-native host plant by the Melissa blue butterfly

    • M. L. Forister
    • C. F. Scholl
    • C. C. Nice

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 04 October 2012 Pages: 177 - 188

    

18. Florivores prefer white versus pink petal color morphs in wild radish, Raphanus sativus

    • Andrew C. McCall
    • Stephen J. Murphy
    • Monique Brown

    Plant-animal interactions - Original research 19 October 2012 Pages: 189 - 195

    

19. Introduced fire ants can exclude native ants from critical mutualist-provided resources

    • Shawn M. Wilder
    • Thomas R. Barnum
    • Micky D. Eubanks

    Community ecology - Original research 28 September 2012 Pages: 197 - 205

    

20. Density dependence across multiple life stages in a temperate old-growth forest of northeast China

    • Tiefeng Piao
    • Liza S. Comita
    • Ji Hong Kim

    Community ecology - Original research Open access 02 October 2012 Pages: 207 - 217

    

21. Interactions between repeated fire, nutrients, and insect herbivores affect the recovery of diversity in the southern Amazon

    • Tara Joy Massad
    • Jennifer K. Balch
    • Susan E. Trumbore

    Community ecology - Original research 02 October 2012 Pages: 219 - 229

    

22. Herbivore trampling as an alternative pathway for explaining differences in nitrogen mineralization in moist grasslands

    • Maarten Schrama
    • Pieter Heijning
    • Han Olff

    Community ecology - Original research 28 December 2012 Pages: 231 - 243

    

23. Indirect trophic interactions with an invasive species affect phenotypic divergence in a top consumer

    • P. E. Hirsch
    • P. Eklöv
    • R. Svanbäck

    Community ecology - Original research 06 March 2013 Pages: 245 - 256

    

24. Ectomycorrhizal fungal succession coincides with shifts in organic nitrogen availability and canopy closure in post-wildfire jack pine forests

    • Stephen D. LeDuc
    • Erik A. Lilleskov
    • David E. Rothstein

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 04 October 2012 Pages: 257 - 269

    

25. Species mixing boosts root yield in mangrove trees

    • Joseph K. Sigi Lang’at
    • Bernard K. Y. Kirui
    • Mark Huxham

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 17 October 2012 Pages: 271 - 278

    

26. Reduced compensatory growth capacity in mistimed broods of a migratory passerine

    • Gergely Hegyi
    • Gergely Nagy
    • János Török

    Global change ecology - Original research 09 October 2012 Pages: 279 - 291

    

27. Biased correlated random walk and foray loop: which movement hypothesis drives a butterfly metapopulation?

    • Eliot J. B. McIntire
    • Ghislain Rompré
    • Paul M. Severns

    Conservation ecology - Original research 23 November 2012 Pages: 293 - 305